$1.6 trillion asset manager Bank of America has announced a stake in Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com (NASDAQ: JD), citing the company's growth potential.
Nvidia NVDA-5.74%, Tesla TSLA-5.58%, and the rest of Big Tech are having a rough go of it, while China's Terrific 10— Alibaba 9988+0.46%, Tencent 700+0.49%, Meituan 3690+1.81%, Xiaomi 1810-4.17%, JD.com JD+0.75%, NetEase NTES+1.05%, Baidu BIDU+2.22%, BYD 002594+2.79%, Geely 175-1.05%, and SMIC 981+4.24%—are not. That raises the question: Are the Mag Seven yesterday's news and is it time to focu...
JD.com stock is significantly undervalued, trading at a forward price/sales ratio of 0.38x, suggesting strong upside potential compared to its U.S. rivals. Despite China's economic slowdown, JD.com has strong financials, with $158.76 billion in annual revenue and impressive net income growth. The company has seen double-digit gains in retail and logistics in Q4, with increasing user growth and ...
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